Director, Pediatric & Women's Advanced Practice

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Position Title: Director, Pediatric & Women's Advanced Practice Department: Advance Practice Provider Administration Job Description: The Director of Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) serves as a clinical and administrative leader for APPs, including Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) and Physician Assistants (PAs), across assigned service lines within the OU Health system. This role provides strategic vision and oversight for APP workforce planning, scope of practice, utilization models, credentialing, education, and professional development, while ensuring regulatory compliance, quality, safety, and financial stewardship. In partnership with system leaders, physician leaders, and operational managers, the Director advances onboarding, transition-to-practice programs, performance management, and integration of APPs to optimize access, patient outcomes, and provider experience. In addition to leadership duties, the Director may provide patient care as appropriate to licensure, certification, and organizational need, modeling excellence in collaborative practice and the OU Health mission in education, research, and clinical outcomes. The Director of APPs models the OU Health Way, as evident in their work output and interactions with employees and patients, through living OU Health's core values of putting Patients First, pursuing Relentless Excellence, showing Integrity, seeking Inclusion for all staff and patients, always Learning, and valuing Teamwork. Essential Responsibilities: Responsibilities listed in this section are core to the position. Inability to perform these responsibilities, with or without an accommodation, may result in disqualification from the position. Leadership & Operational Support: Provide strategic direction for APP practice across assigned areas in collaboration with the Office for Advanced Practice (OAP), physician leadership, and operational/business leaders; translate system priorities into actionable plans and measurable outcomes. Lead APP workforce planning, recruitment, and retention strategies; partner with HR and clinical leaders on hiring, role design, and competency-aligned deployment. Oversee APP credentialing, privileging, FPPE/OPPE frameworks (including proctoring expectations), and ongoing competency assessment; ensure adherence to institutional policies and regulatory requirements. Establish standards for APP onboarding and transition-to-practice programs; evaluate effectiveness and scale best practices across service lines. Drive APP engagement, performance, and professional growth through goal setting, coaching, performance evaluations, and succession planning for APP leadership roles. Partner with finance and operations on APP productivity, access optimization, scheduling models, time & attendance oversight, and visit/coverage strategies that support patient demand and provider well‑being. Ensure appropriate documentation, coding, and billing practices for APP services; support education on compliance and revenue integrity. Champion interprofessional collaboration and relationship building with physician partners, nursing, and ancillary services to deliver high-quality, patient‑centered care. Sponsor APP education and CME activities; approve and track CME benefits and continuing education participation. Monitor quality, safety, experience, and equity metrics related to APP practice; design and lead improvement initiatives that align with OU Health goals. Maintain awareness of national and regional trends in APP regulation, scope, and utilization; integrate evidence and benchmarks into policy, practice standards, and operational design. Hold self and others accountable for behaviors aligned with OU Health values, fostering a culture of inclusion, integrity, teamwork, and continuous learning. Provide routine reports to clinical departments and system leadership on APP practice, outcomes, and initiatives. Clinical Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive clinical care within scope of practice as defined by state law, licensure, certification, and OU Health policy in inpatient and/or outpatient settings, as assigned. Perform accurate history and physical assessments; order and interpret diagnostics; develop, implement, and adjust plans of care; and maintain timely, accurate documentation in the electronic medical record. Deliver patient- and family-centered care that is compassionate, effective, and appropriate for health promotion, disease prevention, and management of acute and chronic conditions. Facilitate coordinated care and clear communication among all members of the healthcare team; incorporate patients and families in shared decision-making. Apply evidence-based practice to improve patient outcomes; contribute to development and evaluation of standards, protocols, and clinical pathways. Participate in research and scholarly activities, quality/performance improvement projects, and institutional committees as appropriate. Educa

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